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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1950

Page

18

Globe News Publishing Co personnel and rates listing

The document lists staff at The Globe News Publishing Co in Amarillo Texas including President and Publisher Gene Howe Editor in Chief Wesley Izzard General Manager Paul Allingham and Grady Camp. It also provides subscription rates for daily, carrier, mail or agent and combined Globe and News packages. Rates show 1 year 10.20 and 19.80 for Globe and News, with shorter terms outlined.

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McCarthy Faces Question Over Source For Charges

Dorothy Thompson questions Senator McCarthy about the origin of materials used to accuse Americans and asks whether the briefing comes from unreliable sources. She notes Dorothy Kenyon as a heated target and cites Morris Ernst’s defense of Vogeler and his civil liberties union work against Communist influence.

Senator McCarthy Un-American Activities Committee Senate Dorothy Kenyon Miss Kenyon Morris Ernst Robert A. Vogeler Budapest The Civil Liberties Union

Walter Lippmann on Proportional Representation in Election Reforms

Walter Lippmann argues for proportional representation in presidential electors, detailing the Lodge Gossett Amendment and contrasting it with district voting. He contends PR aligns electoral votes with popular will, reduces swings, and curtails minority seizures, while warning of party-system collapse and reduced moderation.

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Fertilizer Fumes Stir Neighborhood Debate on Odor

Local residents voice growing frustration over strong smells from stockyards and fertilizer loads blowing into homes. A member recounts scattering loads himself and notes the social buzz around odor, fertilizer type, pricing, and timing. Some discuss electoral district reform while evaluating Lodge-Gossett amendments and Coudert substitute proposals.

KENYON DEFENDS HER HONOR AGAINST SENATOR CHARGES

The column argues against libel tactics used by a senator to attack Miss Kenyon outside Congress. It critiques the charges linked to 1940 protests, defends Kenyon as a founder of aiding allies, and warns that such accusations distort beliefs, aiding Communist defenses during wartime hysteria.

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Crossword Puzzle: Answer to Previous Puzzle Reveals Grid

The puzzle lists across and down clues including timeless terms such as Greek letters and common words. Readers fill the grid with answers for horizontal and vertical entries like Grasp firmly lampreys and river names, completing the crossword puzzle.

Courthouse Records Wide Range of Amarillo Deeds and Divorces

A batch of warranty deeds covers transfers in Amarillo subdivisions including West Amarillo East, Mirror, Wolflin Park, Madden Addition, Madden Annex, West Acres, Wolflin Place, Glenwood, San Jacinto Heights, Pleasant Valley and others. Names include Hoggatt, Stowell, Vasquez, Saunders, McMurtry, Grundy, McMurtry, West Hills, Roberson, Harrison, Staggs, Green, Hinsey, Odom Cotten, McDaniel, Flippin, Lawhon, Dunaway, Hinson, Curtis, Perryman, Herndon, Kerley, Hobbs and Talley Hayes with several parcel details. Also district court divorces for Perryman, Herndon, Kerley and Hobbs, and a marriage license for Talley and Hayes.

Frank Marion Hoggatt, Jr Co. W. Lindsey Amarillo R. L. Stowell Raymond E. Whitaker San Jacinto Heights Tiburicio Vasquez Juan Mirror Howard F. Saunders John R. Wiggins Wolflin Park Clifford McMurtry Raymond C. McMurtry Madden M. Darrell Grundy R. ©. McMurtry West Hills, Inc Raymond C. Mc West Acres Jack M. Roberson J. B. Linn, Jr Khadra B. Dunaway Marie Hinson Lakeview Robert W. Curtis D. C. Boyd Ridgemere Patricia Deloise Perryman William Russell Perryman Elba I. Herndon James N. Herndon Mildred Louise Kerley W. K. Kerley Joyce M. Hobbs Joe Lee Hobbs Billy Jack Talley Arleta Maxine Hayes

Jitter Plague Warns of New Coastal Infestation

A satirical piece by Erich Brandeis warns of a fictional jitterbug plague feared to sweep the U S coasts. It recounts a Los Angeles airport scare with a vibrating bag and mocks political jitters about Russian bombs while urging calm and preparedness.

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Do You Know How to Keep Your Mind Young

Dr Murray Banks argues true youth lives in the mind not the body. He cautions against dwelling on the past and urges continuous curiosity. He cites age milestones and quotes Victor Hugo, noting 40 marks old age for youth while 50 marks the youth of old age.

William Lyon Phelps Victor Hugo Murray Banks Brooklyn N.Y

Faith and conscience in a line of quoted saints and scholars

A compact anthology of Biblical and moral reflections cites Ephesians 1 16 Matrsre Bascock and Brayvere on gratitude grace and inner light. It contrasts genuine piety with hypocrisy and notes how conscience leads individuals toward peace and hopeful earthly conduct.

Brayvere

Never sleeping Eye reads the heart and thoughts

A reflective line attributed to Bacon about a transcendent eye that never sleeps, capable of perceiving inner thoughts and true intentions. The aphorism implies an omniscient gaze that judges honesty and character.

Bacon

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